Sentence examples for especially encouraging from inspiring English sources

Russia's performance is especially encouraging.

The results so far aren't especially encouraging.

He said the improvements in Africa were especially encouraging.

The record of the Afghan Taliban's willingness to compromise in such negotiations is not especially encouraging.

Andrea Holley, the manager of the Human Rights Watch traveling film festival, was especially encouraging.

The precedent of Dr. Dre's departure from Death Row did not seem especially encouraging.

Precedents for media companies owning sports franchises or organizations are not especially encouraging.

Given the comparative lack of goals from the strikers, the burgeoning understanding between Crouch and Adam is especially encouraging.

Ultimately, Osborne's budget will be judged against its impact on growth and the signs are not especially encouraging.

France's willingness to move against indicted Bosnian Serbs -- Mr. Krajisnik was captured by French commandos -- is especially encouraging.

JILL LEPORE: This relates to that comment from RT, earlier, about the failure of Clinton's Health Security Act, and it's not especially encouraging.